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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Last Right the subject OF the evangelist
was "God revealed in Christ"
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, of Belle PLANE, was On
the platform and led in the opening prayer.
Mr.. Hewitt made the announcements. and
speaking of the morning prayer meeting
said the meeting this morning was one Of
the best he ever attended.
Before preaching Bro Claggett appointed
everyone committee to bring one person to
meeting tomorrow night.
Bro Buch sang, stake the World but give
me Jesus"
Sermon text-"The only begotten Son
which is in the bosom of the Father He hath
declared Him."
The God of love and mercy who forgives
and saves sinners is known only through the
Lord Jesus Christ. The man who throws
away the Bible throws away the only means
he has of guiding his soul through the storms
of sin to haven Of safety. The sinners
God is God to suit his heart and save him
in his sins 1t is purely God of imagina-
ton, of blind faith. God says, "Come let us
reason" The sinners thought about this
life is all wrong. How can he think right
about the life of eternity Gods wrath
as we'll as Gods love is written
in nature. We find the thunder
bolt as we'll as the gentle shower,
the storm at sea, the cyclone, are faint en-
hlems of Gods wrath as it shall break upon
the earth at last
This universe is governed by law in physi-
cal affairs, in the family, in the state, mercy
here produces anarchy. God has written it
on the heart of man that sin must be pun
ished Imperfect human laws demand the
punishment Of the trausgressor much more
Gcd connot be SO weak, puerile and childish
as to rule souls solely by mercy
What has Christ declared of Cod
1st Gods love for the sinner, not his sins,
Christ dying for sinners enemies reveals
this.
end. The impossibility Of setting aside
Gods law. God will by no means clear the
guilty: Christ takes the sinners place but
Gods own son pleading for mercy in Geth
semane cannot get it but dies under the law.
Can any sinner expect to escape on his own
plea for mercy.
3rd. Christ reveals the way whereby Gods
law is honered and his mercy falls upon the
sinner Christ has life, sinner has death,
they change places and God is just and yet
the justifer of the ungodly.
Many Of these points were illustrated with
of wonderful pathos and power
Six souls expressed desire to find Christ,
and two confessed Him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

T. F. Harmon and mother, Of Chilicothe,
Ohio, who have been visiting in the city for
some days, returned home yesterday. Before
leaving En-. Harmon invested quite largely III
real estate, expecting to return al an early
~ and reside permanently in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

lii. Z. Phillips returned last evening from
a visit Of ten days in Kansas City, Omaha
and Lincoln. He thought he would find
another booming city, but finally gave up
in despair He thinks there is bus one Of
that kind and that IS Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
THE White-::-House
INNES & ROSS.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
New York. Feb. 2Ist. 1887.

DEAR BRO. Ihave within the three
manufacturers OF Mems Chdren Clothing
and furnishings Philadelphia
Sixty Thousand Dollars worth Goods lines
Daily Shipments Will be
shipped loads Of Trunks and Vass from
yesterday.
Notwithstanding large facilities handling goods clear
the tables Of all goods WAY DOWN-so
them quickly shall deal OF
the Spring stock Yours hastily,
C. BITING.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
FOR MAYOR

IN Response to the eathest solicitation of large
humber, ( the people II Wichita respectfully
nouEce myself as non-l artisan, citizens candidate
for mayor. J. z. ALLEN.
In spouse to the nulnPrf us requests mace To me
by my friends among the business men of this city
respectfully am on, &C. my self non ysrtsan PEG
ples nddaie T. mayer surfing AL that II elected
will devote myself to the best interests of the city
iIieel eciiye Of party other interests H. c. LEE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Major Proctor, who has been on the Pa
ciGc coast for several months, has returned.
He says so far as he is concerned those who
like California can go there, but he thinks IL
no country for the average poor man.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Yesterday afternoon while the wori,Int n
were tearing down the Star stables on East
Douglas, Billy Flynn's English bull dog
killed s. rats III Y minutes, catching them as
thew came from under the boards Of the foor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A social viii be given on Friday evening
next at the Plymouth Congregational church
under direction of the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor. All are cor
daily invited By order of committee.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Attorney c. a. Huron Of the firm OF Huron
& Davis, of Topeka, is in the city. lie was
shown some Of the business portions OF the
city yesterday and seemed TO thinkWicihta a
boomer sure enough.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
JUDSON UNIVERSITY.

The locating committee of the Judson uni
versity held a meeting yesterday but arrived
at no definite conclusions. The committee
adjourned 20 meet the board Of directors
today at 10 o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Judge Wear of Chicago, and Colonel lea
ger OF Alton. both prominent citizens Of HI
nois, and both Of whom are IN wichita xit'
a view OF investing. made Us pleasant CA
last evening
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

n. C. Ievinson OF Shelbyville. Ind. and
L. Morris, Of Chicago, are two pleasant
young Iaen who have recentiy arrived Ia tbs
city and accepted positions a. statesmen al
the Famous"
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

A. Calisch has gone INTO the real estate
business in partnership with Mr.. G. Negbaur
on East Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Workmen were yesterday engaged in tear
ing down the Star Liver, stsble on East
Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Miss Sophy Hutchinson of Iowa City, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. W.
Cl8pp, for some weeks, left ist evening on
return trip
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

VIM Daily the banker at ut. HOPE, called
yesterday to discuss the possibilities In th-
line OF gorgeousness o. an EDITORS sanctusn
The situation was satisfactorily elucidas~i
and relegnted.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Mr. j. c. Fraker returned from Enporia
yesterday morning ard went on down TO his
home at Eureka Springs 10y tina Frisco last
evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Rev Hod2son lett lest evening for the an
nual conference which conyenes at Winfield
this year, Bishop Andrews presiding.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bacon left Yesterday
morning for Austin, Texas, with the Califor.
ma excursion party.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Mr. ". Levy OF the Wichita Nation. wen
down to Anthony Yesterday on business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Welt S. Flicker, OF Evanss lie, Ind, was
among Yesterdays arrivals
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

The gas company completed lay
ing mains on South Emporia avenue ycster
day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Col Norton of Toledo, Ohio, in company
with Mr. Humphrey, from the same place,
paid us pleasant cali yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

The napr -tccsboiaera of .oe street rsiIway
o: the affairs Of the company Notice OF the
meeting will be found in another cosnma Of
this paper
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

The Central Avenue grocery has changed
hands again, Mrs. E. Biygs selling out to
AR. Weston OF kiugman.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Mrs g. c. Strong will, tomorrow evening
entertain the Silver String orchestra at her
residence
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Thomas Slower and family of Shiptop, III.
are in the city, guests of N. L. Slower, North
Main street
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

J. B. bunker ala Jonn d. Sellers and Wit.
OF Cincinnati. are III The city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

SGod tin IL the Famous, Las retsrTsed
from hr,siI., 81 Tip 10 Chicago, bringing with
hin a large and fine stock Ct goeis sor the
szniug aud sslr.nzsr traie-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

NJ Rittenhouse, r. Cummings and son Elmer,
of Cairo, Ill.,, arc in the city looking after
their real estate investments
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

II. c. Walters, j. [. Haines and ID. "
Friend of Augusta were at Hotel Gandoifo
Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

+. NJ. kelleit mas removed his family t.
she city TO make here their future home
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
FOR CDrSCiINFy

hereby announce myself for council from Sec
ond ward, long term. J. c. RIchEY.
I hereby announce myself people, candidate fol-
councilman from the Second ward.
A T RrCKFprpGr
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

j. c. Merson Of South Hoven, Mich, wa
among Yesterdays arrivals
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

John Carney, deputy city clerk, was able
70 TO cut again yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

J. Edy was mp from Winfield yesterday &c
see the metropolis.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

The many trsszis q Paul ozans were glad
70 see him upon the STREETS yesterday and TO
lsAru sba. be has entirely recovered from
his late illrexs-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
CLARIFIED OPERA HOUSE.

CLARIFIED OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1857,
An Evening of Refined Amusem, ut by the
CLAIR PATTEE DRAMATIC COMPANY
Fi.stClass Artists Only.
"Jgst the I'lan Commeuian."
willard Simms.
As John Henry wilkins in all his late Song
ard Dances
And the Young ard brilliant Actress,
EDITH ARNOLD,
AS Queena Mortrose.
The Great Union Square Success
"QUEENA."
Popular prices IS ana 80 cents No extra charge for
reserved seats.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

In response to the earnest request Of large num-
her or the RESIDENTS hereby announce myself DIS a
candidate for council from the First ward
A ESCI ISL
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
PARLOR STAGE.

UMMONDS-An,erica's champion trick and triple
time clog dancer, introducing his great original
bone clog solo.
PROF. sANBERSCN-With his only character, ia
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
AUDITORIUM,

Monday. March 1th.-The Popular COMEDY entitled
"Soion Shinale;" or TIE Peoples Lawyer"
THURSDAY. Earch 1.-THE Comedy Drama in two acts
The Factory Girl" or a II that critters Is
Gold !"
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents to all
Daily ma.inees errenged especially for the enter
tainment OF lad Is and children
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Each lady attending any of tho performances at
this theatre during tie week VIII be prese tee with
. ticket for the grand drawing Saturday afternoon.
when q silver g aier Pitcher W Iii be given away.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

EyxAwFoRD'S OPERA HOUSE
u J.. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager
Two Nights Only.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March nth and 18th
The Original Romantic Spectacular Drama,
AROUND THE WCRLD N EIGHTY DAYS.
Produced on Magnificent Scale. under the
supervision of the Talented Actor
W. J. FLEMMING
Formerly Manager OF Niblo's Garden.
Co PEOPLE IN THE CAST. 80
Two Car Loads Of Special Scenery
The Most Astonishing Stage
Effects Ever Witnessed
GRAND MARCH OF TIE AMAZONS.
Resery ed seats 75c and 81 20 Gallery Sc Rererv-
ed seats said at the Union Ticket Office Thursday
morning. March 10th
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

VxTICRiTA MUSEUM,
w Inns YosH0. Prcprietors and Managers.
South Main ST, near Douglas Ave.
The popular fanny resort and the Only Place Of
Amusement in the city open the year round.
LIE ;TURE PARLOG.
HERBERT-World renowned Prestldigitator In ih!s
refined parior entertainment entitled '.Ainutesin
Wonderland
lot w Hjdoat
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Popular prices IS ana 80 cents No extra char &c for
reserved seats
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
THE NEW MAGDALES'

Supported by Powerful Company.
Admission - cents. No extra charge forreserved
seats. Wednesday and Saturday Natnees at y. n.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

The Great Union Square Success
"QUEENA."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
Laying the Dust In Mine,s

A well known mining engineer has
brought into nolice the successful use
of watering the floors of deep mines 10
allaY the dAst and thus prevent oxplo.
sions. A slight dampness, such as
prevails ia shallow mines at all
times, is, IN his words, sufficient to lay
the dust efieptually; and the systematic
watering of deop mines has been in,
troduced at tho Llwynlria colliery and
at the Standard Gallery. Tho water
can either be brought into the galleries
by tanks or by pipes from u reservoir
above ground. A pressure of fifty
pounds to the square inch is considr
eyed sufficient at The Standard colllery.
The water not only puriiies the air,
but rpbs it OF the inaammable coal
dust,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
Queer STORIES About Gsr.tsr

Mime. Gerster is now in Paris but
nothing is seen or heard of DR. Gar
dini. People tell all sorts of stories
ahnnt the prima donna's condition,
some asserting that her mind Is per.
manenily AFFECTED, others that her
voice is gone, and olhers again that
she and the cavaliere dotiore "are out"
A friend OF mpe caught ~ glimpse Of
the prima donna the other day at a
French railway station, She was at.
tended by tall, middlo.aged Italian,
and IL little 3.year old girl stood beside
hUr, Nine. Gerstcr was the picture OF
health, but she wore II oomblnainn of
Prusslan blue and crimson thst sug-
gesled that the persons who sald that
she was not quite herself mentally
might not be so far from the truth.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02

Some persons have great liking
for the large, round dining table on
acsnunt of Its social character, but 1t
is not SO easily decorated as tables of
other shapes. Quite a novel effect,
however, was produced not long ago
on one Of these tables. The candles,
shades and tint nf the room were made
as pink as possible. At each lady's
place basket of fern grass, grace.
fully formed to fall from the sides,
was filled with pink rose buds and a
sprinkling of maiden hair ferns.
These baskets were attached to the
lower ring of Il gas shade, suGh as has
heen above described, by means of
pink and satin ribbons two inches
wide. which were tied to the handles
Of the baskets and hooked to the ring
of the shade.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
Sad Gage OF AbsentsA@tHdn nass,

"TalkiHg about absentmindness,a y
said sleeping car conductor, ~ think
the worst case eyer heard of was that
of passenger by my car oHe day last
fall. She was u st. Louis woman,
about 45 years old. and she had a
horseshoe with her which she'd found
in the street while on her way to the
station. She bra1ght It along, she
said, because finding horseshoe while
starting on \ journey was the surest
sign Of gnod luck. But what do you
suppose she did uext mornipg' She
reached under her pillow, got her
false ,ofth, hacked them away in her
yalise and put the horseshoe in her
mouth, And she never discovered the
mistake, either, till she went to the
break fast table, and there she 'corked'
her jaw with the toe of the shoe while
trying to get away with beefsteak."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
An Unavoid a ble Delay.

In a back.coutry town, where funer-
ais serve much the same purpose that
the theater does in cities, there
CHANGED to die one of the members of
the community, and one of the neigh.
bors was asked to take charge" of the
funeral, On the day appointed the
community assembled and stood about
In groups discussing either the de-
parted or the condition of the crops,
while the neighbors In charge hustled
from one room to another making the
last arrangements. The hour for the
funeral arrived and passed, and yet
the services did not begin. atill more
time passed and the manager of afiAira
was seen tQ he hurrying tram room to
room, looking anxiously about, as II
in aeach of something. As time passed
the AUDIENCE began to show signs Of
impatience, and also of curiosity as
the psrplexed face Of the man in
charge appeared again before time.
There was evidently "hitch" in the
proceedings somewhere, and an expls
nation was necessary. Mounting a
chair, the impomptu undertaken said /,
my friends, we are-are very sorry to
cause any delay in the-ah-last rites
TO the departed, but the-ah=-
thruth is, we have m,slaid the
carnse." 1t transpired that thu coffin
had been brought down to the lower
entry or hall from the chamber, and
Though some misunderstanding placed
beside the stairway In tho shadow,
Those coming in from the bright sun.
light had thrown their wraps upon it,
not realizing what it was, and thus
made it invisible.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02

A young man IN Cleveland, who in
vested several thousand dollars in up
unaepeloped s,l or mine, was taken to
task hy lormeF business friend of
his lather's, who said
"I can't see what an earth possessed
you To make snoh an investment." >"
"Well, | started out with n iletor
mipatipn pever 10 ipyesL in any stocks
which lGuld shrink"
"Ant ,hls stock -"
"Qant possibly go lower, | bought
Il for three cents on the dollar, and
the seals ON the certificates Rre worth
four ceAts each for tags ON plug to.
baooo.h
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
A COAL FRAGMENT.

Amid the Relds Of snow and ice
Which block the passage 10 the pole,
Mysterious lands which still entice
The adventurous modern soul.
THIS fragment of softer CLINE,
OfNome dead summer-world. was found,
The unburied relic Of u time
That slumbers in its mound;
black coal fragment marked with ferns,
No thing Of beanty-yet to me
a dream Of life that darkly burns
Beneath the arctic sea.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02

we wish TO return our sincere
thanks" says the editor of an Idaho
paper, ITO the enterprising but nis-
guided burglar who broke into our
residence night before last, under the
Impression that he was cracking the
crib of the druggist who lives next
door He entered at a window and
carefully removed his boots, setting
them down on the floor. To this cir.
eumstances, and to the fact that we
saw him come in, we are indebted for
the first pair of good boots wo have
had in ten years. While he was ran.
sacking the house we quietly slipped
out of bed and exchanged our old
boots for his, and then went back to
bed and fell asleep. How long he
was In the house we do not know, but
the presumption is that when he went
away he took the old boots. They
have been missing ever since, and
there was nothing else to take"
AoS--
Radical Experiment. in Dentistry.
If experiments which have been
made by dentist In San Francisco
bear the test of time radical ohange
in dentistry seems impending. DR..
Younger, following the lead of the
great John Hunter, has found that
teeth freshly drawn can be transplauted
to cockscomh and retain their vital.
ity for month, They will also live
IN warm water for about two days.
These placed in the natural sockets
from which other teeth have been
taken, and then temporarily aecured,
become fixed and grow rs II indigen.
Gus to the soil. But more than this,
new sockets can be drilled and teeth
inserted within then, and the results
show that here again the new conner
takes finn hold of the adjacent bone
and becomes q strong and useful mas.
ti0Rtor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
IS, :s ss:.$s =::i ...s:: ss:

send you free, something Of great value and
importance to you, that will start you In bus
iness which will bring you in more money
right away than anything else In this world.
Amy one can do the work and live at home.
Either sex; all agcs. Something new. that
just coins monoy for all workers. We will
start you; capital not needed. This ~ one OF
the genuine, Inn portant chances OF lifetime.
Those who are ambitious and enterprisinR
will not delay. Grand outft free Adisee5
TRUE l. co, Augusta, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02

Send to the BULLETIN office f9F nll
kinds Of jGIrwork.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-02
Zig Dolls Nat Wanted.

Mamma (who nearly bcggnrcd her
self to get Dot the biggest doll to be
found in the market) -"Why cont you
play with your noo doll, Doty
Little Dot--"Its too big
"Why. pet, picked 1t out because
II was so nice and big"
"lou didy Well, don't see why
peoples oan't think"
Cant thinkg"
"1es, How would you like baby
what's born growed up"
'The Moshes OF Tia law"
Rural observation-disclosures, you are
charged MISUNDERSTANDING about in
suspicious manner, without any
osiens,hle employmeAt, How 10 you
obtain " liying9
PrisnRpF=-Your wusshin. l'n on.
gagged in the manufHpture OF smoked
glasses tor observing eGlipsess-nn "iu.
dus,ry" (salemnly), y"ur wussh,p,
which involves proiractel periods Of
enfotped 'eisu.are. (Dlscharged with
a caution.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-17
The Lot OF Women In Algeria.

The lives the women lead in Algiers, par
ticularly if they are young and pretty. are
supply terrible. When about IA an Algerine
girl is married-or rather sold, for it is scarce
ly more than a money transaction-to imam
whom she has probably never seen, but who
from that moment possesses absolute author
ity over her. If she belongs TO the higher
classes she is usually restricted even in her
husbands house, to one or two rooms. III
she were allowed to wander up and down
stairs she might meet imam, the husband
saws. The windows Of the rooms into which
she may go always looks into court yard,
not public street, but for all that they are
carefully covered with lattice work, so that
she may have no chance of holding commun-
ications with the outside world. The only
amusement she Is allowed to indulge in Is a
weekly visit to the cemetery, where she Is
supposed to go to mourn for the dead. rms
mourning 1 must confess, is performed In
manner peculiar to the country. On Fridays
all men having been carefully excluded, the
Algerine ladies drive, closely yelled, to the
cemetery. Once inside the gates, they throw
aside their wells, and, seating themselves up
on the tombstones prepare to make day OF
1t. They also go provided with suDstantial
luncheon and they spend the whole day
laughing, chotting, and gossiping with their
fellow-mourners. AT sunset they resume
their wells, mount into their carriages, and
are driven back to their homes, which they
will not quit unlil the following Friday, The
most painful part of the fate of these women
is, that although they may fulfill every duty
Of their position with the most perfect exac-
titude, and may even love their husbands
tenderly, the law allows them to have no le
gal claim upon them. At that time OF the
day or night If d man be wearied Of his wife
or for any reason is DESTROYS Of being rid Of
her. he has only to lead her to the door, anu
by pronouncing the simple words "you are
divorced" he Is free from her forever.